Weekend Events in Chicago

Carnivale is opening for outdoor patio dining beginning June 12.

Known for its authentic Mexican cuisine, delicious tequila and mezcal-based specialty cocktails, Mercadito, today announced the opening of the restaurant's indoor dining room with reduced capacity is set for June 26, in accordance with state protocol.

Chicago's one-of-a-kind restaurant serving Latin inspired cuisine from South America, Central America and Mexico, Carnivale, 702 W. Fulton Market St., is opening for indoor dining within its expansive dining room and salons on Friday, June 26.

Chicago’s iconic culinary treasure, Russian Tea Time has officially reopened their doors with a fresh renovation to their interior after closing last July, and the launch of an extensive carry out and delivery program for patrons to enjoy safety at home.

The renowned art events production company has swiftly adapted to offer artists and attendees a safe, socially distant experience with the launch of nine thoughtfully-structured outdoor art walks and one virtual fest.

In honor of Mexican Independence Day and National Guacamole Day, which both fall on Wednesday, September 16, Mercadito, is celebrating with a special week-long menu.

Geja’s Café, Chicago’s oldest wine bar located 340 W. Armitage Ave., celebrates the coming of Fall with the debut of its three-month wine festival America the Beautiful, running now through Monday, November 30.

Offshore, the World’s Largest Rooftop Deck, who just announced they will remain open on Navy Pier, is continuing their Monet-inspired sunset skyline painting parties with Pinot’s Palette to bring locals two additional classes throughout September.